oggettivamente

objectively

adverb oh-jet-tee-VAH-men-teh Rare

Usage Note

Oggettivamente is a sentence adverb frequently used to frame a statement as factual rather than personal. It corresponds closely to English 'objectively' or 'to be fair'. In informal speech Italians sometimes use it as a hedging device, similar to 'honestly', so the strength of the claim may vary by context.

Examples

"Oggettivamente, questa è la soluzione migliore."

Natural Translation

Objectively, this is the best solution.

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